Core Practical Treatment Frameworks: Set 2: 13 Visual Teaching Scaffolds to Assess Student Social Emotional Needs and Get Started Teaching

Michelle Garcia Winner · Pamela Crooke

2020-ж. дек. · Social Thinking Frameworks Collection 2-китеп · Think Social Publishing, Inc.

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The social world is a big place, and the information can feel overwhelming at first. This two-set collection of 26 core practical frameworks (13 frameworks per set) is a powerhouse of visual teaching tools that includes the most important conceptual and treatment frameworks within the Social Thinking Methodology.

Core Practical Treatment Frameworks: Set 2 contains 13 of our most popular treatment frameworks to promote social emotional learning. Each provides visually scaffolded information to introduce core social thinking concepts, such as perspective taking and social communication, while illuminating different types of friendships and executive function. Treatment frameworks are for direct use with social learners as they develop and expand their understanding of how the complex social world works and how to navigate to self-regulate within it.

In a ready-to-display format, each set of 13 frameworks presents—in both graphics and words—a variety of concepts, their purpose, instructions for use, recommendations for related books, trainings, free articles and webinars, and connections to other frameworks.

Set 2 contains the following 13 frameworks:

·        3 Part of Play/Activity

·        Boring Moments

·        I Don’t Care Scale

·        5 Steps of Being with Others

·        6 Levels of the Friendship Pyramid

·        4 Steps of Face-to-Face Communication

·        Ask a Question, Add a Thought

·        Solving Problems

·        Learning How to Be Comfortable with Discomfort

·        Ladder of Success

·        The Spiral of Social Failure

·        The Spiral of Social Success

·        Independence Mountain

The majority of frameworks were first presented in print products published by Think Social Publishing, Inc., and/or in webinars, articles, On Demand courses, and conference/livestream events that can be found on the Social Thinking website. We strongly urge interventionists to explore these source products for deeper instruction, examples, and learning for using the frameworks in practice.

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Michelle Garcia Winner, MA, CCC-SLP, is the founder and CEO of Social Thinking and a globally recognized thought leader, author, speaker, and social-cognitive therapist. She is dedicated to helping people of all ages develop social emotional learning, including those with social learning differences. Across her 30-year career she has created numerous evidence-based strategies, treatment frameworks, and curricula to help interventionists develop social competencies in those they support. Michelle's work also teaches how social competencies impact people's broader lives, including their ability to foster relationships and their academic and career performance. She and her team continually update the Social Thinking® Methodology based on the latest research and insights they learn from their clients.

Pamela Crooke, PhD, CCC-SLP, is the Chief Strategy Officer and Director of Research, Content, Clinical Services, and the Social Thinking Training & Speakers' Collaborative at Social Thinking. She served as a clinical faculty member of three universities and worked as a speech-language pathologist in the Arizona public schools for 15 years. Pam is a prolific speaker both in North America and abroad, and has co-authored, with Michelle Garcia Winner, five award-winning books related to Social Thinking. Their book, You Are a Social Detective! won the 2012 Autism Society of America Literary Book of the Year Award, and a second edition is now available (2020). She and Winner collaborate on writing articles and blogs that appear on the Social Thinking website and in a wide array of publications. Her current research focuses on using practice-based research to examine how professionals and parents utilize frameworks and strategies within the Social Thinking® Methodology.